Crime

A student shares her experience trying to find safety and security after experiencing assault at a CU fraternity. By Lucy Haggard

A CU student shares her experience going through the Title IX process at CU and her thoughts on the proposed federal changes. By Robert Tann

The federal law against discrimination on the basis of sex has grown and changed since its creation in 1972. By Lucy Haggard

Many changes directly counter the 2011 guidance by the Obama-era U.S. Department of Education. By Lucy Haggard and Robert Tann

Panelists emphasized the need for allies to believe victims of identity-based hate incidents. By Heidi Harris

CU’s first Symposium on Drugs featured local speakers advocating for a change in U.S. drug policy. By Robert Tann

New laws in the wake of multiple shootings make it harder to get a gun in Colorado, but those impacted are still unsatisfied. By Dévi Chung

CU gravely mishandled, and effectively covered up, the Tumpkin domestic abuse case. DiStefano, George and MacIntyre deserve to be fired. By Hayla Wong, Jake Mauff and Justin Guerriero

CUPD chief Melissa Zak, the first woman in her role, speaks
about mental health, discrimination, and sexual assault on campus. By Hanna Whirty

The Boulder coroner’s office identified the suspect armed with a machete as Brandon Simmons Thursday night. By Jordyn Siemens and Ellis Arnold